Shape your thinking for an engagement offer at your organisation or service: understand the why, get to the detail and find out the voice.
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Membership
Parliamentary trainingThese full day sessions offer members an excellent chance to learn the tips, tricks and techniques needed to effectively influence political decision-makers.
30 November | London
Support the next generation of doctorsClinicians and staff work together to write questions for our theory exams. If you hold MRCPCH, why not join an upcoming 'question setting group' in your area?
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Education
Progress: domain of the monthWe're looking at the curriculum area, Professional values and behaviours. Take a look at our flyer with children's views, use our learning presentation template and read or watch case studies from fellow trainees. -
Work we do
Global child healthThe success of our work relies on the dedication of UK clinicians. We recruit and prepare doctors, nurses and midwives who support all aspects of programme delivery, usually through long term placements abroad in our Global Links programme. -
Resources
Growth chartsGrowth is an important indicator of a child's health. Our charts allow health professionals to plot and measure a child's height and weight from birth to young adulthood. -
Key topics
Any other word than resilienceIn the age of contract negotiations and rota gaps, it's easy to forget that clinical practice can be a stressful experience... Two trainees introduce Balint groups to support clinicians.
Nutrition and obesityWe campaign for politicians to tackle obesity and help deal with the serious clinical and family consequences for those treating or suffering from related conditions. -
News and events
Art and science of effective engagementDo you want to learn how to involve children and young people in service development, design and strategic decision making? Join one of our October courses across the UK.
How to Manage: Neurodevelopmental disordersJoin us in London on 29 October for this expert-led course, which will cover the tools and services that support diagnosis and ongoing management, as well as the coordination of child and family centred care.
Our tried and tested activities help you find out what children and young people who use your services think.
When you involve a child, young person, parent or carer in your committee, how can you ensure a meaningful experience?
CYP don't ask for much when it comes to their healthcare - they just want to be understood
This resource provides you with the key pieces of legislation that support active involvement of children and young people in health decisions and service design.
Over 1,000 children, young people and family members looked at topics from our State of Child Health report - including poverty, mental health, PSHE , LGBT and children’s rights.
Children and young people using these services told us how they would like to be involved: more choice and flexibility, sharing experiences with others and feeling like they're making a difference.
We work to ensure that the voice of children, young people and families is making a difference in child health and healthcare for young patients.